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Memory is a brief conversation about the end of the world. It does not describe much else beyond a land that has long been reclaimed by nature, and is carried solely on Lovecraft's prose. I suppose it draws on the existential horror that all of humanity is and will be a small blip on the cosmic radar, but it doesn't linger due to its incredibly short length.
Memory is a brief conversation about the end of the world. It does not describe much else beyond a land that has long been reclaimed by nature, and is carried solely on Lovecraft's prose. I suppose it draws on the existential horror that all of humanity is and will be a small blip on the cosmic radar, but it doesn't linger due to its incredibly short length.